At times you will need to tread carefully when delivering feedback. Certain situations can quickly become volatile because of the personalities involved, or perhaps they are part of a wider and more passionate debate. Being direct and honest with your feedback doesn't absolve you of the responsibility to be diplomatic and respectful; remember that more eyes are on you as a manager as people expect you to be a role model in the department. I'm going to assume that I don't need to train you how to have a stand-up argument with someone, so instead we'll focus on some elegant and subtle techniques for getting your point across effectively when there's a more senior person and a keg of dynamite in the room with you.
The Manager's Guide to Employee Feedback
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The Manager's Guide to Employee Feedback
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Overview of this book
Table of Contents (13 chapters)
The Manager's Guide to Employee Feedback
Credits
Foreword
About the Author
About the Reviewers
Preface
Free Chapter
Feedback Fundamentals
Delivering Balanced Feedback
Addressing Specific Performance Issues
Delivering a Reprimand
Giving Feedback to Colleagues and Managers
Integrating Your New Skills
Customer Reviews